Benutzerhandbuch für Wegener Communications 6420

Inhaltsverzeichnis

• Chapter 1: GENERAL INFORMATION

  1
• Manual Overview

  2
• iPump 6420 Overview

  3
• Basic Store/Forward Mission

  3
• Figure 1-1: Store/Forward System overview

  5
• 1.2.2.

  5
• Figure 1-2: Using Playlists as indirection

  6
• Supplemental capabilities

  7
• Premium Features

  8
• Automation Mode

  8
• ShowShifting

  8
• TimeZone Delay

  9
• MP3 Codec

  9
• Functional Description

  9
• Figure 1-3: iPump6420 Functional Block Diagram

  12
• iPump 6420 Specifications

  13
• Safety Summary

  19
• Glossary of Terms and Abbreviations

  20
• Chapter 2: INSTALLATION

  23
• Unpacking and Inspection

  24
• Location and Mounting

  24
• Figure 2-1: Proper rack installation for iPump6420

  25
• Equipment Setup

  26
• iPump 6420 Rear Panel Connections

  26
• iPump6420 Connector Details

  27
• Figure 2-2: iPump 6420 Rear Panel View

  27
• Table 2-1: iPump6420 External Connector Information

  27
• Establishing Compel Network Control

  31
• Getting Local Web Control

  32
• Setup through the Front-Panel

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• Check/set LNB LO:

  33
• Check/set RF carrier settings:

  33
• Check/set audio port settings:

  34
• Check/set LAN and/or WAN Ethernet port settings:

  34
• Check/set Terminal port settings:

  34
• Unit Indications

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• Front-panel LCD Home Screen

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• Figure 2-3: i6420 Home Screen

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• Front-panel LED Indications

  36
• Chapter 3: OPERATION

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• Monitor & Control Interfaces

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• Compel

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• In-channel Compel Control

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• Internet-delivered Compel Control

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• Local Scheduler

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• Triggers

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• Return Path

  44
• Physical Delivery Methods

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• Report Types

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• Figure 3-1: Typical Status report screen at uplink control system

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• Local Web

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• Home Status screen

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• Figure 3-2: Typical Home Status screen, web interface

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• Figure 3-3: Parameter info screen, web interface

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• Setup screens

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• Audio Decoder setup screen, web interface

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• Transport Input, web interface

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• Expansion Relay screen, web interface

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• AM/FM tuning screen, web interface

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• System screen, web interface

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• File Manager screen

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• Figure 3-9: File Manager screen, web interface

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• Record/play screen

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• Figure 3-10: Record/Play screen, web interface

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• Scheduled Events screen

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• Figure 3-11: Scheduled Events screen, web interface

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• Playlist Builder screen

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• Figure 3-12: Playlist Builder screen, web interface

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• ShowShifting screen

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• Figure 3-13: ShowShifting initial screen, web interface

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• Logs screen

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• Figure 3-14: As-run Log screen, web interface

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• Figure 3-15: Ops Logs screen, web interface

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• Diagnostic screen

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• User Controls

  59
• Front-Panel Monitor and Control

  60
• LED Indications

  60
• LCD Screen Modes

  60
• LCD Screen Types

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• Push Button Definitions

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• Default LCD Screen

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• Front-panel Menu structure

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• Table 3-1: i6420 Front-panel Menus

  62
• User Controls

  66
• Terminal

  66
• SNMP Status

  67
• PIO Inputs

  67
• Automatic Restoral of Audio

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• Loss-of-Signal

  67
• Auto Recovery Modes

  67
• Fault Indications

  68
• Basic IRD Functions

  69
• Transport Front-end

  69
• DVB Tuner

  69
• Tuning Parameters

  69
• LNB DC output

  70
• Transport Demux

  70
• Live Audio play

  70
• Audio Stream Selection

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• Codec, resamplers, timing adjustments (buffer-locked loop)

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• Audio Buffer delay

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• Audio Settings: Muting, Stereo Routing & Attenuation

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• Delivery of Relay closures

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• Delivery of RBDS data

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• Stored File Creation and Management

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• File Storage and Management database

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• Basic File and Asset Management

  73
• Automatic File and Asset Deletion

  74
• User Controls:

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• Assured File Delivery over satellite

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• Kencast File Delivery over satellite

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• HTTP File Delivery over internet

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• Other file creation & delivery mechanisms

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• “Asset Healing”, a content modeling & recovery utility

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• Figure 3-16: Asset Healing in operation

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• Insertion of Audio from Stored Files

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• Simple File inserts

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• Playlists

  80
• Timing Model

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• Figure 3-17: iPump6420 File Insertion Timing Model

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• Insertion Profiles

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• Overview

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• Current Profile Keywords

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• User Controls

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• File Selection Keywords

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• Figure 3-18: Example of using the SHUFFLE file selection keyword

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• Asset Aliases

  86
• Off-Air Recording (option)

  86
• AM/FM tuner setup

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• Off-Air Capture

  87
• File Return for Audit

  88
• Miscellaneous Functions

  88
• Application Management

  88
• Redundant Application Images

  88
• Software Upgrade process

  88
• Non-volatile Parameter Management

  90
• Logging

  90
• Time Management

  91
• Master Time Reference

  91
• Time Zone management

  91
• HDD Failure

  92
• Premium Features

  92
• Microcasting (aka “Automation Mode”)

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• Figure 3-19: Automation monitor screen, local web interface

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• ShowShifting

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• Overview

  96
• Setup

  96
• Operation

  96
• ShowShifting authorizing keyfile names

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• User Indications and controls

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• Figure 3-20: ShowShift Shift-definition screen, local web interface

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• Time Zone Delay

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• MP3 Codec

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• Maintenance

  102
• Troubleshooting

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• Failure to acquire a carrier

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• Failure to get Compel control over satellite

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• Failure to get Compel control over internet

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• Failure to get live audio play on a Decoder output

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• Failure to get file downloads over satellite

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• Failure to get file downloads over internet (HTTP)

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• Failure to play file inserts on a Decoder

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• Failure to play playlists

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• Failure to get local web connection

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• 4.2.10. Failure to get Return Path reports

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• 4.2.11. Failure to upgrade application software

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• Chapter 5: CUSTOMER SERVICE

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• Warranty

  108
• Technical Support

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• Appendix 1: TERMINAL COMMANDS

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• Appendix 2: SNMP MIBS

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• Appendix 3: FAULT CONDITIONS

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